Are you ready to rumbllllllllle? Ruth (Mad Men‘s Allison Brie) is struggling to find an acting job in 1980’s Hollywood. All the best part are written for men and she considers herself a “serious actress.” But money is tight and she is getting desperate. On a last ditch effort, she attends an audition for a new television show attempting to tap in to America’s obsession with organised (read: staged) wrestling. To quote the token Indian girl, “Everyone watches wrestling! Even my nan and she only speaks Hindi!” The brainchild of a young coke-addled canned foods heir, “The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling” aims to be the first televised women’s wresting show. With a collection of other Hollywood misfits and a down-and-out fringe movie director, GLOW serves as the fictional underdog origins story of the real-life TV show that aired 1986-1989. Like its fellow Netflix show Orange is the New Black (both shows produced by Jenji Kohan among other OITNB alums), GLOW is character-driven genius. This funny, feel-good hit promises to be your new summer obsession.Chill time: One season, five hours

Downward Dog (2017 – present)
This is not your typical Mr Ed-talking-animal television show. Nan (Fargo’s Allison Tolman) is struggling to succeed in her career and love life. Its not going well. Her boss at a women’s clothing company is an egotistic, chauvinistic man child. She can’t seem to rid herself of her slacker ex-boyfriend, whether she wants to or not. But there is one figure in her life that worships her and thinks about her constantly: her dog Martin. How do we know? Martin tells us so in both in narration and asides directly to the camera. In his soulful, philosophical commentary, he answers the questions all pet owners are wondering: Why does he love garbage? Why did he destroy my shoes? What does he do all day? Just like his owner, he is just trying deal with the complexities of human relationships and his own purpose in life. But most importantly, his world is Nan. All Nan wants is someone who will look at her the same way her dog does. Original, intelligent, and heartwarming, Downward Dog is an irresistible comedy whether you are dog lover or not.Chill time: One season, four hours